Miles Jacobsen der til dagligt fungerer som "studio manager" hos Sports Interactive, udvikleren bag den populære Football Manager-serier, er skuffet over mængden af piratkopiering på Android-apparetar. Dette fortæller han i en ny leder han har skrevet til Wired.co.uk, hvor han blandet andet fortæller at udvikleren har registreret 100.000 spillere, på trods af at spillet kun har solgt 10.000 styks på Android.
"As our sales passed the 10,000 mark, I asked to see the figure for skin downloads; it was up to 113,000. Because every installed copy of the game -- legitimately bought or not -- needs a skin, we were able to make a pretty direct comparison between our sales figures and our actual user base... I like to believe the best in people, so I imagined to myself that everyone who bought our game downloaded it twice; once for their phone and once for their tablet. Even if this were true that still means a piracy rate of 83 percent." lyder det fra Jacobsen.
Yderligere fortæller Miles at han på sin Twitter kvitterede med at kalde alle de der spillede en piratkopi af spillet for "dicks", hvilket han ikke fortryder.